1968/67 Bus & Car Co. SE ( This was built to introduce the 1968 models in 1967.)Documentation proves this to be a 1 of 2 proto-types built and Eagle BUSNUTS have told me this is 1 of 4 Factory Built Executive Buses in this year. This is from what I can tell, combined with 01 & 05 features, Notice the 01 67 bumpers. It is powered by a 8V71 with only 3900 miles that doesn't leak yet and a 5sp Allison Automatic1) 8 inch Raised Roof2) All New Alluminum Siding3) RM Dash4) Freightliner Classic Sawblade Wheels (24.5)5) 6010 Honda Gas Generator6) In Motion Satellite7) Ceramic Tiles & Moyen Faucets in the Head 11 FT X 32 inch deep Slide out9) Granite Countertops fitted with a Stainless Steel Sink and Moyen Faucets10) Custom Hide-away Passenger seat ( Great Space Saver )11) Custom TV Entertainment Center in underside Storage Bay along with Slide Out Tray and Windows to Store Away Kids....lol12) Custom Pocket doors to Head and Master Bedroom13) All Padded Leather Covered Ceiling14) All Electric Stainless Steel Refrigerator15) 20 ft Awning and 2 rear window awnings along with a full awning over Slide-Out.This is Our First Bus Ever and We LOVE It so far. It is currently getting an unusual 9MPG's and rides like it's on a cloud. PRO'sGreat Mileage So farLook's GreatRides Like on a CloudFantastic DesignEngine Compartment easy to accessCon'sNot enough Kitchen Cabinets ( Fixing Soon)Slow On Hill'sTurning Radius is the PitsNo Leveling Jacks ( Coming Soon )Wish we had found this 5 years ago.

Thank You Paul for the GOOD words. We were told the Bay windows is where the driver used to sleep when the owner was inside all comfortable. NOT Positive but sounds almost believable. It is carpeted throughout the bays and interior lighting is intact and the walls are also carpeted. "Who Knows". Could have been an apartment for dwarfs or really short rockstars. or maybe a rolling morgue since their is a rolling pull out tray in there too.. For whatever purpose they used them for, they sure have people stopping to ask what they are for. Kinda of makes this even more of a "One of a Kind"

Well all I finally got to take some photos of my mc7 it is a 1972 8v71 4 spd manual, I hope to be coming to bussin 11 in Arcadia so some of you may get to see it in person. hope you like it as much as i do

Here's our newest bus. Our other ones are skoolies ('58 Chevy, '63 Chevy, '64 GMC). I bought it in Vegas and we drove it back to Texas. It's been to OK and FL, all within it's first 6 weeks with us. I'm loving it so far. So much fun. So blessed to be able to pick it up. Supposedly was PO'd by the Bellamy Brothers.

Detroit Diesel, 4 speed manual with brand new clutch, brand new Dunlops on 24.5 Alcoas, 15KW Onan, 100 gal freshwater, 100 gallon diesel tank, not sure on gray/blackwater but there's only one waste tank. Interior is dated (Southwest/Miami teal/peach color scheme) but in good shape. Lots of to-do items with it, but we're working through it. I'll be posting lots of questions and get to posting more pictures in the future.

Detroit Diesel, 4 speed manual with brand new clutch, brand new Dunlops on 24.5 Alcoas, 15KW Onan, 100 gal freshwater, 100 gallon diesel tank, not sure on gray/blackwater but there's only one waste tank. Interior is dated (Southwest/Miami teal/peach color scheme) but in good shape. Lots of to-do items with it, but we're working through it. I'll be posting lots of questions and get to posting more pictures in the future.